Examples are runnable or near-runnable illustrations, not the canonical procedure. Skills own the commands. These pages show how those commands chain, how auth looks on the wire, and what a 404 or a 429 actually returns.
Workflows are the bulk of this section: mine-refine, planet setup, reactor staking, raids, guild tokens. Auth covers webapp login, NATS, and consensus signing. Errors are response shapes. Transcripts are graded sessions — reasoning, commands, verification, memory writes — not scripts to replay with the IDs left in.
Bots (simple-bot, mining, combat, economic) are sketches of an agent loop. They will be wrong the day the chain moves. Copy the structure, not the endpoints, and check integration notes before you parse.
Open examples when you know the skill and want to see it composed. If you do not yet know whether to mine or raid, go to play. If you need a single endpoint, go to api.